What era do you model?

 my 1944 time machine...

 

 

cheers...gary

Modern Day NS for me

 

1950 to 1960

Mine is a rendition of the '49 showroom with anything from 30's tinplate to modern diesels. I suppose as far as "modeling" goes, I try to keep it as accurate to the current as possible (things you could see if you went to the tracks right this second). Ocassionally a scale steamer makes a run. What's the point in playing trains without a little bit of fun?

 

Trevor

1945 to 1959 and UP Excursion Trains.

mikey

The transition ERA of the mid-1930s to mid-1940s.....Greg

Depends on my mood:

1933

1953

1993

Mid-1950s.  No autos newer than 1957, usually.

The dark years...1968-1976

 

Tom

Modern day BNSF, what I see on the rails around me today is mostly what I have. However, that's not set in stone, older items are also welcome.

1930's to 1950 for me and 1970's to present for G'son.
Ray.

The one where big steam pulls intermodal trains and 89 ft auto racks

From the Civil War to the present and everything in between, heavy on the 40's, 50's, and 60's.

Late steam, early diesel.

.....

Dennis

Toy Train Layout

     If I like it. I buy it, and then find a home for it on the layout.

Gary

• Cheers from The

1940-1968 (the end of the New York Central) though I'm not very fussy about everything being just right. Close is good enough for me.

I'm not particular......1890 through 2015.

 

Peter

The steam to diesel transition era -- 1952-53, so I can run most Santa Fe steam as well as most first-generation Santa Fe diesels.